CPD Officer Melvina Bogard found not guilty in 2020 shooting of Ariel Roman
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown has moved to fire Bogard for the shooting, arguing it was unnecessary.
15-year-old among 2 killed in Austin shooting
Just after midnight, a man fired shots into a group of people standing on the sidewalk near Augusta and Mayfield.
Cook County Crime Stoppers is seeking tips in record number of cases this year
Cook County Crime Stoppers tonight honored the law enforcement, legal, and municipal leaders who helped bring justice to victims and their families. This year, their work is more important than ever.
Number of babies born pre-term in Illinois has been on the rise for years
Almost 11 percent of babies in Illinois are born too early – and that number has been ticking up slowly since 2011. We wanted to know why – and what can be done to fix it?
No bond for man accused of stealing car with 2-month-old baby inside
The baby's father was hurt after jumping on the hood of the moving car — trying to stop the suspected thief.
'The impact was scary': Car crashes into 2 Berwyn businesses
"He hurt his leg and his back, his neck of course. It could have been worse. It could have been worse. Luckily, everything is fine."
Parents file new complaint against Latin School claiming cyberbullying led to son's suicide
According to court filings, Latin is now suing its insurer, Liberty Mutual - alleging that the insurance company wonʼt fully pay their attorneys' fees in the lawsuit filed by the teen's parents.
Anjanette Young Ordinance to reform CPD search warrant rules hits roadblock
Many progressive aldermen want Chicago Police search warrant rules governed by the city's municipal code, rather than just internal CPD policies.
Chicago doctors urge residents to get flu vaccine amid rise in cases
Hospitals like the University of Chicago, Northwestern and Loyola have seen a very early rise in flu cases.
Judge denies motion to review bond for man charged in shooting of CPD Officer Danny Golden
More than 100 police officers from the Chicago Police Department and other departments came to court Thursday to show support for Golden.
Police on mayor's security detail engage in shootout while stopping Logan Square robbery
Luis Antonio Zayas said he was on the way to pick up his grandson for school when three men came up to him and forced him out of his car, two of them pointing guns at his head.
Woman's car found after being stolen from Streeterville garage
The car may have been lost for good if not for a little air support from police.
Murder charges dropped against Naperville woman who killed abusive partner
Domestic violence survivor advocates said they have been pointing to the abuse the woman faced since the 2020 incident.
Man charged with attack on postal worker had serious issues with sex offender registration
Cesar Ramirez has given conflicting addresses - and it doesn't appear he lives at either of them.
Chicago police step up enforcement related to drag racing, data show
The numbers of arrests and impounds came after the city passed an ordinance aimed at preventing large gatherings.